AWS re:Invent 2025 delivered exactly what we've come to expect: a dizzying array of new services that promise to revolutionize everything while actually just adding more complexity to your infrastructure. From AI-powered database optimizers that suggest you 'buy more compute' to new chips that someh...
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OpenAI's latest maneuver demonstrates the perfect tech industry two-step: declare emergency, announce victory. While workers report saving an hour daily using ChatGPT Enterprise, the company faces real questions about sustainability and competition from Anthropic. The real story isn't the growth numbers—it's the carefully choreographed panic-to-press-release pipeline that's become Silicon Valley's favorite dance.
Lightspeed's monumental fundraise isn't just an investment—it's a cultural artifact. It captures the peak of AI mania, where the sheer scale of capital has become disconnected from any rational measure of value creation. We're not funding innovation anymore; we're funding a spectacle.
Headlines scream about data centers consuming 300% more energy by 2035, blaming them for high electricity prices. The reality is more complex: this demand surge is the catalyst we need to finally fix our antiquated power infrastructure.
Amazon joins the AI investment circus with a potential $10 billion deal for OpenAI, continuing the trend of tech giants paying each other to use their own products. The result? More money moving in circles while actual innovation takes a backseat to corporate chess.